sunshine in the garden

These last couple of weekends have been filled with late September sunshine. Outside has been the only place to be.

I started in my own garden, lazing around and drinking tea.

IMG_1947 IMG_1949 IMG_1952 IMG_1954On Sunday I went to Allotment Soup, an art-and-allotment-and-soup event that I’ve managed to miss every single year I’ve been here. Not this year though.

IMG_1956 IMG_1957 IMG_1962I’m informed that the fabulous purple plant is callaloo, although having looked at a few pictures, I’m not entirely sure that’s what it is. Anyone any idea? I’d love to grow it, especially if it’s edible.

IMG_1969 IMG_1971 IMG_1973This weekend was the turn of our little community garden, where we hosted an open day.

IMG_1978 IMG_1979 IMG_1983 IMG_1984 IMG_1986On Sunday morning I was back in my own garden, buttling around, repotting radishes and kale and winter salad, and creating hanging baskets unlikely to survive (but I’m always hopeful).

IMG_1988 IMG_1989 IMG_1990 IMG_1992 IMG_1991 IMG_1994What’s going on in your garden right now?

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4 Responses to sunshine in the garden

  1. all8garden says:

    The purple flowers look like Amaranth. Depending on the variety, the seeds and/or the leaves are edible. Lovely garden.

    • Aha, amaranth! Thank you SO much – I actually saw a picture in a magazine yesterday that looks just like them and also amaranth so you must be right (I accidentally typed ‘a marathon’ there – shows where my mind is at the minute!). I may even have some amaranth seeds lurking…

  2. Gill says:

    Just love your photo’s! It all looks amazing!

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